lensed

UK
/lɛnst/
US
/lɛnst/

Translations

lensedadjective
more lensed
Comp.
most lensed
Super.
UK
/lɛnst/
US
/lɛnst/
à lentille
The lensed camera provided a clearer image of the distant object.
L'appareil photo à lentille a fourni une image plus nette de l'objet lointain.
The lensed surface of the sculpture gave it a unique, eye-catching appearance.
La surface lenticulaire de la sculpture lui donnait une apparence unique et saisissante.
lensedpast participle
UK
/lɛnzd/
US
/lɛnzd/
Used to describe items that have been photographed/filmed or objects affected by gravitational lensing.
The documentary was strikingly lensed by an award-winning director of photography.
Le documentaire a été filmé de manière saisissante par un directeur de la photographie primé.
Additional translations
lentilléAstronomie.
lensverb

lensed

Past Simple

lensed
Past Simple
lensed
Past Participle
lensing
Gerund
UK
/lɛnz/
US
/lɛnz/
filmerCinéma, télévision.
The documentary was lensed by an award-winning cinematographer.
Le documentaire a été filmé par un directeur de la photographie primé.
Additional translations
équiper de lentillesTechnique.

Definitions

lensedadjective
Having a lens or lenses; equipped with a lens.
The lensed camera provided a clearer image of the distant object.
Shaped like a lens; having a convex or concave form.
The lensed surface of the sculpture gave it a unique, eye-catching appearance.
lensedpast participle
Photographed or filmed, especially with a particular artistic style or by a specified cinematographer.
The documentary was strikingly lensed by an award-winning director of photography.
Magnified, distorted, or multiplied by gravitational lensing.
Astronomers observed a lensed quasar behind the galaxy cluster.
lensverb
To photograph or film (something) with a camera.
The documentary was lensed by an award-winning cinematographer.
To fit or equip (a device or frame) with a lens or lenses.
The optician lensed the glasses while we waited.